New Alignment N Church Fight in Minnesota
Duwtn Minnesota December 27 AP Charles Francia Potter Antioch College Yellow Spring Ohio Unitarian leader condemned bans on evolution text books in Tennessee and Texas. He warned intolerance would spread to southern states and urged liberal religious travel to counter fundamentalism. Potter predicted a religious fight if Al Smith is nominated for president and criticized William Jennings Bryan.
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America
Erince
Charles Francia Potter
Antioch College
Yellow Spring
Ohio
Minnesota
Tomgit
Fotter
Tennessee
Tenenessee
Texas
Gevalper Ferguson
Board of Governors of
South
United States
Theta
Agathar
Dr. Potter
al Smitth
Tennesnes
William Yeanings Brian
League to Probe Tiff in Balkans
The League of Nations moves to enforce peace as Greece and Bulgaria face pressure over troop withdrawals and a potential naval blockade of Athens. Reports say Greek forces evacuated Bulgarian soil planned by a council deadline while discord remains over disarmament and reparation claims.
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M. Briand
France
Great Britain
League of Nations
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Council
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Ooi
Greace
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Tring
Governors Gathering In Sioux Falls Conference Opens
Governors or their representatives from eight states are to attend a two day conference in Sioux Falls starting tomorrow to discuss issues of regional interest. The meeting was called by Governor Carl Gunderson of South Dakota with participants from Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska and North Dakota expected to attend.
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Carl Gunderson
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
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Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Moroni Olsen Players Bring Pygmalion to Helena Theatre
Seats go fast for George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion when the Moroni Olsen Players perform at the Shrine temple next Saturday night. Helena will host the touring company, famed as a top Northwest repertory troupe, with three visits planned this winter and spring. Seats are selling at Reeves' Music house with affordable prices due to the temple’s large seating capacity.
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Moroni Olsen
America
Northiwest
George Bernard Shaw
Helena
Archie Bray
George A. Roberts
Reeves’ Music House
Massacre Toll Figures Rise in Damascus Uprising
Continued report from Damascus notes devastation partly caused by rebels and partly by troops as authorities seek to restore order. Evacuation of women and children proceeds under general staff guidance. Two cavalry regiments from Maine are expected to arrive soon to bolster forces amid unrest in surrounding regions.
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Sypris
Maine
Damaecun
Pruse
Prench
Paris
Navy Day Observed Across the Nation in 480th Anniversary
Washington Observers marked the navy's 480th anniversary with public exercises and appeals for ongoing support. Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday is noted as inspiring the celebration with Navy Day being held as the service opened its doors to the public. Secretary Wilbur and senior officers delivered speeches praising achievements and urging continued backing.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilbur
Navy
Tax Burden Great Peril in America
The governor argues rising taxation threatens prosperity. total taxes rose from 2.0B in 1913 to 7.5B in 1923, with individuals' incomes taxed sharply. He criticizes municipal and state spending as a riding orgy, notes federal cuts but rising local costs, and cites Coolidge on reducing federal payrolls and Minnesota’s reorganizaton act as paths to tax relief.
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Coolidge
United States
Christianson
Minnesota
United States Steel shows high earnings in third quarter
New York October 27 United States Steel reports third quarter earnings of 42400412 the highest of any period this year about 12000000 above the same three months last year The report notes stability in earnings this year and points to a healthful steel industry with expected more business chairman E H Gary cites improving conditions and potential gains in activity compared with 1924 and earlier quarters
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Unted States Steel Corporation Today
Financial
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Continen
Mean Temperature on Mars Cited at 20 Degrees
Washington reports W W Coblentz of the Bureau of Standards used a delicate instrument to estimate Mars mean annual surface temperature at about 29 degrees Fahrenheit. He notes occasional dips to minus 190 degrees and posits vegetation areas may absorb solar radiation, potentially raising noonday readings to 65 degrees Fahrenheit. He also suggests Martian night temperatures near 470 degrees Fahrenheit centigrade, with summer highs possibly exceeding 100 degrees centigrade.
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Washington
W. W. Coblentz
Bureau of Standards
Mars
Coblentz
Governor outlines reorganization act and audit system
The governor described a newly enacted reorganization act and the coordination of various government activities aimed at reducing maintenance costs. He explained Minnesota’s pre audit system for department heads and the veto power of the Department of Administration and Finance which oversees all appropriations. He noted initial savings after six months and expects further gains as reforms take hold.
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Minnesota
Department of Administration and Finance
Meat Trimmings Sent Home for Soup Stock Use
All meat trimmings are sent home by the butcher to be used in making soup stock. The practice saves waste and provides flavorful base material for home cooking.
James Cruze directs A Pony Express at the Marlow
James Cruze’s monumental western The Pony Express opens at the Marlow on Friday. Henry James Forman and Walter Woods adapt the epic blending romance, action, and humor with authentic 1860 settings and scenes of Sioux attacks and Lincoln’s presidency election, featuring Betty Compson, Ricardo Cortez, Ernest Torrence, and Wallace Beery.
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the Marlow
Henry James Forman
Walter Woods
Cruze
America
West
Pony Express
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
California
Julesburg
Colo
Abraham Lincoln
Betty Compson
Ricardo Cortez
Ernest Torrence
Wallace Beery
HERO SHIP IN PORT AFTER TOUGH VOYAGE
Hohoken October 2 1917 United States liner President Mann Ing reached Narrawaaddy after a perilous voyage. Rescue of survivors from the Italian freighter Senazty Florina was aided by Captain Paul Grening and crew. The liner battled towering waves to reach the danger and stabilize the distressed ship with its rudder gone and cargo shifted.
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Mann Ing
Senazty Florina
Ara
Paul Grening
Fla
Grontus
Mner
Warding
Montreal
Countess Salm in Court in New York
New York Oct 27 AP The trial of Dr Emil Kammerer Vienna Sawyer over services for Countess Salm Von Storstradens marriage validation unfolds in Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Van Sicklen’s chamber. Salm denies duty for Kammerer fees while acknowledging knowledge of his employment and that she paid portions of her husband’s bills as she seeks government recognition of the alliance.
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Salm
Salm von Stoorstraden
Supreme Court
van Sicklen
Brooklyn
N. H. Rogers
Emil Karamerer
Vienna
Ranorhers
Kammerer
Paddling Punishment For Male Harassers In Bellingham
In Bellingham Washington officers plan to use paddling as a punishment for men who harass young women. Chief Felicia M J Must announced that those caught in the act will be paddled or struck with the palm of the hand.
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Wash
Heral
Huncaforth
Felica M. J
Unusual Dancing 5 Vaudeville Feature at Broadway Review
A bustling review from the Butte Miner praises the Associated Vaudeville bill at Broadway, highlighting Casson Brothers and Maric in Dances in the Graphonda as the standout act. Kingston and Ebner, Leland and St. Claire, the De Roe trio, and Winifred and Lucille deliver strong turns with singing, dancing, and feats, drawing laughs and encores.
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Casson Brothers
Maric
Casson Boys
Kingston and
Ebner
Miss Kingston
Mr. Ebner
Leland
St. Claire
Charley Leland
Rena St. Claire
de Roe
One Year to Live Charms Marlow Theater Crowd
Antonio Moreno stars in One Year to Live at the Marlow theater today with matinee and evening shows. He plays a dashing American army officer in Paris whose romance with a Parisian star’s maid sparks turmoil as the star falls for him and fires her maid. Aileen Pringle, Rosemary Theby, and Dorothy Mackaill co star in this First National release directed by M C Levee and Arving Cummings.
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Aileen Pringle
Dorothy MacKaill
Rose Mary Theby
Sam DeGrasse
Jos. Kilgour
Alec
Marlow Theater
Paris
Rosemary Theby
Dorothy Mackall
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